Camp Lejeune/Jacksonville Evos (NEW)
Mar 10, 2010, 07:17 PM
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Anybody got any suggestions for window tinting in J-Ville or surrounding area? Looking to get the x and possibly the wifes altima done. Also if anyone does have suggestions, how much is it running?
Mar 11, 2010, 04:14 AM
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Its a little more pricey here in Fayetteville, but they are one of the only authorized dealers for 3M tint in the area... they also have a few different tint options as well as far as type. I personally have a ceramic film on mine that blocks heat coming into the car like you wouldnt believe.
google diamond window tint fayetteville NC
Prices for a full car and tint strip on windshield usually around 250 to 300
google diamond window tint fayetteville NC
Prices for a full car and tint strip on windshield usually around 250 to 300
Mar 11, 2010, 06:48 AM
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I answered first lol...
What makes Diamond so good, is its impossible to get a flawed cut. They have a diamond tipped tint/vinyl cutting machine. They basically input the year make model of the car, the machine cuts out all the windows and it becomes a spray lay and walk away type job. I am sure there are local folks out your way that tint as well. I personally wouldnt drive 2 hrs to get a tint job done, but if there wasnt anyone reputable in my area... id want options.
What makes Diamond so good, is its impossible to get a flawed cut. They have a diamond tipped tint/vinyl cutting machine. They basically input the year make model of the car, the machine cuts out all the windows and it becomes a spray lay and walk away type job. I am sure there are local folks out your way that tint as well. I personally wouldnt drive 2 hrs to get a tint job done, but if there wasnt anyone reputable in my area... id want options.
Mar 11, 2010, 02:14 PM
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Yeah, I had the TL tinted in FL by a 3m dealer and they had the machine that cut the film with a laser. The fit is absolutely perfect. I had the guys at The Tint Wizard do my toyota and evo with 3m film and they did a very good job..but they hand cut it on the car. I don't remember prices off the top of my head, but it varies a bunch if you go with metallic, carbon, or ceramic.
Ben, which color bike you looking at? I checked them out, I only saw the blue or green.
Ben, which color bike you looking at? I checked them out, I only saw the blue or green.
Mar 11, 2010, 03:33 PM
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Yeah, I had the TL tinted in FL by a 3m dealer and they had the machine that cut the film with a laser. The fit is absolutely perfect. I had the guys at The Tint Wizard do my toyota and evo with 3m film and they did a very good job..but they hand cut it on the car. I don't remember prices off the top of my head, but it varies a bunch if you go with metallic, carbon, or ceramic.
Ben, which color bike you looking at? I checked them out, I only saw the blue or green.
Ben, which color bike you looking at? I checked them out, I only saw the blue or green.
Mar 11, 2010, 04:01 PM
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Mar 11, 2010, 04:53 PM
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Metallic can...but it usually only affects installed navigation systems that have the antennas in the rear deck or rear window. I've had carbon on all my cars with zero problems. I think you would be good to go with either.
Mar 11, 2010, 05:10 PM
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the ceramic is the tint with the highest heat reflection. They have a setup up at diamond with a heat lamp in a box and 3 grades of tint... 1, no tint, 2, 20% non ceramic, 3, 35% ceramic, and you cant feel anything coming thru that ceramic tint at all.
